Identifying PFAS as a CERCLA Hazardous Substance

Join Ned Witte, PFAS attorney, and Regenesis for a complimentary webinar on the collateral consequences of identifying PFAS as a CERCLA hazardous substance. In this session, we’ll discuss:

• EPA CERCLA administrative order and cost recovery authority
• Private party cost recovery and contribution actions
• Impacts on CERCLA five-year reviews and closed sites
• CERCLA defenses and exemptions, including the innocent landowner defense and bona fide prospective purchaser eligibility
• Interface with state PFAS regulations
• Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs)
• Environmental due diligence and the evolution of the ASTM standard to address PFAS emerging contaminants
• Impacts on transactions and brownfields